On the opening day of the 26th Knesset, Otzma Yehudit MK Limor Son Har-Melech submitted a bill on Wednesday to annul the Oslo Accords, the Hebron Agreement, and the Wye River Memorandum, and to reclaim the territories ceded under those agreements.
The measure would dismantle the legal framework that made the Israel-Palestinian agreements possible, turning the vote into a defining political test for any party asked to take a position.
Under the proposal, every agreement signed within the Oslo framework, along with those that followed, would be declared void and cease to be binding on the State of Israel.
The bill would also require the government to return the situation to its former standing, including recovering territory transferred under the agreements, and to repeal the laws that put them into effect.
The initiative is expected to ignite diplomatic and domestic controversy, even among parties that oppose a Palestinian state but do not necessarily back tearing up the Oslo Accords.
With the bill, Son Har-Melech intends to press those parties into an explicit parliamentary decision on the issue.
Otzma Yehudit MK: ‘The Oslo disaster must end’
The bill’s explanatory notes contend that more than three decades after the Oslo Accords were signed, and in the wake of thousands of terrorism victims and the October 7 attacks, the moment has arrived to repeal the agreements and recover the land handed over under them.
“Thirty-three years of bloodshed, thousands murdered, countless terror attacks, and the Simchat Torah massacre should have been enough for everyone to understand: the Oslo disaster must end,” Son Har-Melech stated.
She said the bill is designed to force parties to state clearly whether they support keeping the agreements in place.
“This bill will be placed at the doorstep of any coalition established in Israel. Anyone who declares opposition to a Palestinian state, anyone who speaks about sovereignty and Israel’s security, will have to decide whether they continue to keep alive the bloody agreements that brought this disaster upon us, or join us in historical rectification.”
Son Har-Melech added that she plans to keep advancing the proposal even if it fails on the first attempt.
“The era of empty declarations is over. It is time to repeal the Oslo Accords, dismantle the infrastructure for establishing a terror state in the heart of our land, and restore Israeli sovereignty to all parts of the homeland. We will put this bill to the test time and again, until this historical injustice is corrected.”
The proposal filed as the new Knesset convened renews an earlier effort by Son Har-Melech. In May 2026, debate on a bill to repeal the Oslo Accords was deferred in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation at the request of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
She is now seeking to move the measure forward once more in the 26th Knesset.
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